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Just the job security, but if you perform well, it's good.
I applied online. I cleared the technical interview but during the offer stage, the recruiter offered a maximum of ~$25/hr for a Python Engineer role at a "prominent AI company in the US," despite knowing well others get paid a lot more for the same
Basic programming questions in Python and good English skills with little knowledge on OOPs, time complexity, etc. No interview to HR or anything if we just clear the coding rounds we are placed.
The interview process varies by company and role, but most follow a fairly standard structure. Here’s a clear breakdown of what typically happens, step by step: The focus is on skills, experience, and education. The outcome is a shortlist or rejectio
I applied online. I cleared the technical interview but during the offer stage, the recruiter offered a maximum of ~$25/hr for a Python Engineer role at a "prominent AI company in the US," despite knowing well others get paid a lot more for the same
Basic programming questions in Python and good English skills with little knowledge on OOPs, time complexity, etc. No interview to HR or anything if we just clear the coding rounds we are placed.
The interview process varies by company and role, but most follow a fairly standard structure. Here’s a clear breakdown of what typically happens, step by step: The focus is on skills, experience, and education. The outcome is a shortlist or rejectio